How Louisiana rallied for Joe Burrow, Ed Orgeron and the LSU Tigers
Posted Jan 19, 2020
The entire population of Louisiana did not move to New Orleans for the national title game between their beloved LSU Tigers and Clemson, but it sure felt like it. For four days, Friday through Monday, every hour that ticked off the clock and set off the chimes at St. Louis Cathedral seemed to beckon another bus of people draped in beads and "Joe Burreaux" jerseys.
(ESPN.com)
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